The Pasadena Tenant Justice Coalition has filed paperwork with the city to place a rent control charter amendment on next year’s ballot and has begun gathering signatures. To qualify the…
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The California Apartment Association on Tuesday held a free webinar on the financial health of the state’s renters amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The roughly 45-minute webinar accompanied CAA’s release of…
While some California renters are still struggling to make ends meet, many are experiencing a robust financial recovery as the economy bounces back from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new…
Employees in the rental housing industry and most other California businesses no longer have to wear masks indoors if they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. In addition to loosening mask…
The California Apartment Association has asked the state Supreme Court to review a ruling that threatens to create a proliferation of class-action lawsuits against rental housing providers. On June 10,…
State lawmakers are scrambling to keep the state’s COVID-19 eviction moratorium from expiring June 30, even as mass vaccinations and dwindling infection rates have allowed California this week to fully…
The state has updated its COVID-19 rental assistance program based largely on feedback from the California Apartment Association and its members. Since the program’s application process opened March 15, CAA…
The California Apartment Association this week finished updating the consumer price index rates for all areas of the state. The figures are used for calculating maximum allowable rent increases under…
The California Apartment Association suffered a legal setback today when a San Diego Superior Court judge denied its request to suspend enforcement of San Diego County’s short-term eviction moratorium. The…
As expected, the Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday directed the city attorney to incorporate a number of concerning amendments into a tenant “anti-harassment” ordinance. The city attorney is expected…
